Template:Via Rail Evangeline

Via Rail – Evangeline
0 km Halifax (Halifax Station) 5 km 3 mi Armdale Bayers Road 10 km 6 mi Rockingham 18 km 11 mi Bedford Sackville River Nova Scotia Highway 102 CN branch to Dartmouth 26 km 16 mi Windsor Junction CN mainline to Truro 31 km 19 mi Beaver Bank 42 km 26 mi South Uniacke 47 km 29 mi Mount Uniacke Nova Scotia Highway 101 56 km 35 mi Stillwater 63 km 39 mi Ellershouse 68 km 42 mi Newport MR to Truro 76 km 47 mi Windsor Avon River Nova Scotia Highway 101 87 km 54 mi Hantsport 95 km 59 mi Avonport Gaspereau River 98 km 61 mi Horton Landing 100 km 62 mi Grand-Pré 105 km 65 mi Wolfville 108 km 67 mi Port Williams 116 km 72 mi Kentville CVR to Kingsport Nova Scotia Highway 101 128 km 80 mi Cambridge 130 km 81 mi Waterville 135 km 84 mi Berwick 143 km 89 mi Aylesford 147 km 91 mi Auburn 154 km 96 mi Kingston (CFB Greenwood) 160 km 99 mi Wilmot 166 km 103 mi Middleton H&SWR to Bridgewater H&SWR to Bridgetown 175 km 109 mi Lawrencetown 180 km 112 mi Paradise Nova Scotia Highway 101 Annapolis River 188 km 117 mi Bridgetown 200 km 124 mi Round Hill 209 km 130 mi Annapolis Royal Allains Creek 222 km 138 mi Clementsport Moose River 224 km 139 mi CFB Cornwallis (CAF Members only) 227 km 141 mi Deep Brook 232 km 144 mi Bear River Bear River 243 km 151 mi Digby CN Marine ferry to Saint John Nova Scotia Highway 101 259 km 161 mi North Range 264 km 164 mi Plympton 277 km 172 mi Weymouth Sissiboo River Nova Scotia Highway 101 291 km 181 mi Church Point 296 km 184 mi Saulnierville Nova Scotia Highway 101 302 km 188 mi Meteghan 317 km 197 mi Hectanooga 328 km 204 mi Brazil Lake 338 km 210 mi Ohio Nova Scotia Highway 101 342 km 213 mi Hebron 348 km 216 mi Yarmouth CN Marine ferries to Portland, Bar Harbor H&SWR to Bridgewater
Route map circa 1982.

This is a route-map template for the Evangeline, a passenger train in Canada.

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• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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